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#62: The Importance of Setting Goals as a Podcaster - Regina Noriega 4:27

2y ago4:27

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Regina Noriega is from Everyday Sheroe with Gina Noriega, a Houston based, educational technology company, that offers online training and personalized coaching, and networking opportunities. Basically, they help empower the Web2 audience to transition into Web3 careers and roles. It is good to know what listeners prefer in general as formats, leng…

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#61: This Challenge Is a Great Way of Networking - Jordan Lam 5:31

2y ago5:31

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Jordan Lam is a college student. He dresses up as a Banana for fun and likes to do everything just for the sole purpose of having fun, for his own amusement. He has a podcast called Banana Mode. It's basically his personal journal throughout life, as he treats it as a time capsule. He talks to guests who teach him so many things and then he makes t…

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#60: Be Actively Listening to Your Guest’s Answers - Matt Gilhooly 6:26

2y ago6:26

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Matt Gilhooly, from Orlando Florida, is a podcast host, a graduate student at the University of Florida, and a teacher at a local university in the business programs. He has a podcast called The Life Shift Podcast, and has candid conversations with people about the pivotal moments that changed lives forever trying to find a way to build communities…

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#59: Shine Light on Your Amazing Guests - Louise Beattie 8:21

2y ago8:21

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Louise Beattie helps women who are 40+ bridge the gap between doing the work they love and creating an independent income. She lives on the East Coast of Scotland with her two dogs and husband. She has a new podcast show that’s called Flourish Talk: Women Thriving in Business and Life. She has just recorded her first interviews and they'll be launc…

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#58: The Dream: Making Money Out of Podcasts - Josiah Higginson 8:33

2y ago8:33

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Josiah Higginson, from Arizona, is known for Two Idiots and a Dog Podcast, that he has created with his roommate, and his dog obviously. Podcasting for him is a hobby. It is something that he would like to eventually be making money out of it. But at the same time, if it's really successful enough then it kind of pays for itself. Currently as far a…

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#57: How To Edit Asynchronous or Remote Interviews - Markly Morrison 10:29

2y ago10:29

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Markly Morrison lives in Olympia, Washington, and he’s a radio host. He is also the producer and the host of his own show Low Profile with Markly Morrison. The most challenging episode for him was when one of his guests recorded remotely. The goal there was that the listener would hear the guest and the host’s voices like they were in the same room…

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#56: Sometimes It’s About Trial and Error - Thomas Viveiros 10:18

2y ago10:18

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Thomas Viveiros, from a small village near Boston, is a podcast editor and music producer. In this episode, Thomas talks about his background and journey as an editor, his most challenging episode to edit, the softwares and techniques he uses, and all other recommendations and tips that are beneficial for you! Special Links Be a guest on this show …

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#55: Every Podcast Is a Story or an Opinion - Teera Lucksanapiruk 8:26

2y ago8:26

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Teera Lucksanapiruk, from Thailand, has been a sound engineer for over 14 years now, editing several shows. He loves to make music and edit podcasts because it allows him to hear stories from different people from different walks of life. Teera’s biggest advice for audio quality is to record in a loss-less format like wav. Special Links Be a guest …

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#54: Please Buy a Pop Filter for Your Mic! - Simeon Harris 12:00

2y ago12:00

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Simeon Harris, 16 years old from California, USA, is an editor of 3 weekly podcast shows, and other monthly shows. He has been editing in Adobe Audition for the past 5 years. Talk about that young talent! If you are a speaker, host or guest, buy a pop filter. You will save your editor so much time and you won't be sacrificing your audio quality. Sp…

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#53: Should I Mix Using Headphones or Monitors? - Stephan Sanchez 15:52

2y ago15:52

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Stephan Sanchez is an audio engineer from Texas. He practically immerses himself in audio almost every day whether it be a podcast he’s listening to or editing music, films and Tv shows. He’s always listening to something. For editing, Stephan uses a leveler, mouth de-click, the dialogue de-reverb, loudness control. And these are just, like basic c…

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#52: The Importance of Editing Your Show at First - Jennifer Francis 10:45

2y ago10:45

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Jennifer Francis, a Canadian citizen but a location-independent traveler, is the creator and host of two podcast shows: Tools of the Podcast Trade and SoloMoms! Talk. A great tip from Jennifer is to always connect your headphones to your microphone and not to your computer. Another tip is to avoid putting your microphone sideways, even if you are r…

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#51: Understand Your Gear To Be Better at Mixing - Bryan Dumaguina 13:51

2y ago13:51

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Bryan Dumaguina is a sound editor from the Philippines. He edits shows for other people, a broad range of types of podcasts ranging from entrepreneurship to self help and business coaching all the way to the spiritual type of podcasts. As an editor, Bryan says the most challenging episodes are those where the podcaster you work with is not willing …

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#50: The Importance of Music in Podcasts - Christian Powlesland 15:54

2y ago15:54

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Christian Powlesland, based in London, UK, is speaking on behalf of an audio production company called Shouting Is Funny. He is the sound designer and lead composer on their audio fiction podcast, The Chronicles of Wild Hollow. Christian is one of the three creators of this show, and with all of their backgrounds in acting, music, and storytelling,…

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#49: Start Recording Before Your First Question - Laurent Garrouste 13:35

2y ago13:35

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Laurent Garrouste is the founder of a French leading media company J’ai Un Pote Dans La Com, talking about marketing, advertising and communication. A great tip from Laurent, as an editor and host, is to launch the recording a bit before the actual interview, so that the guest forgets about it and feels more at ease. You can ask a few questions bef…

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#48: How To Edit 2 Speakers in Different Locations - Daniel French 14:12

2y ago14:12

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Daniel French, from Santa Barbara, California, is a preschool teacher for very young children in the morning, and a guitarist in a couple local bands. He has his own home studio in which he records bands, podcasts and audiobooks. His podcast is called Chronosphere Fiction, a series of audio dramas. Daniel is the producer, editor, mixer, foley artis…

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#47: Remote Recording and Room Echo - Sam Seguin 13:13

2y ago13:13

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Sam Seguin is from Halifax Nova Scotia Canada. He’s an audio engineer, a sound designer and a composer. He works for JAR Audio, which exclusively makes branded podcasts. Sam personally works in Cubase and in ProTools, but it honestly doesn't really matter what an editor uses. As long as you have good ears and are proficient with your tools and you …

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#46: Asynchronous: The Future of All Podcasts - Tim Marting 13:39

2y ago13:39

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Tim Marting is the COO and co-founder of Citizen Remote, a startup that enables digital nomads and remote workers the ability to easily relocate internationally. Before that, he has been a world traveler for the past five years on five different continents. Tim is from Kansas City, and has been living in Barcelona for the past year. Otherwise he ha…

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#45: Getting Topics From Social Media Trends - Sheelagh Caygill 11:53

2y ago11:53

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Sheelagh Caygill, based in Victoria and British Columbia, Canada, is the producer of Communicate Influence Podcast at Communicate Influence.Com. Sheelagh determines the topics for her podcast by looking at what is trending in social media or from requests. Then she'll seek out the guest who she thinks will be the best person to respond to that topi…

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#44: The Importance of Checkpoints in Creating a Podcast - Emily Olyarchuk 14:01

2y ago14:01

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Emily Olyarchuk, brand content manager for ESCP business school, will share her knowledge on how podcasts and voices can be highly inspiring when it gets to business. But beware, launching a podcast cannot be improvised overnight! You will discover why and how they integrated podcasts into their communication strategy. What are the main challenges …

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#43: Your Way Is Your Uniqueness - OptiMystic Xzavia 10:15

2y ago10:15

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Xzavia, or her business name OptiMystic Xzavia, is a psychic-medium spiritual mentor and intuitive coach. She has a podcast that she created with a great friend of hers, Mick. Topics and questions are definitely spontaneous in her case, she makes sure that her guest’s topics are related to the theme of the supernatural and mythical ones. Funny stor…

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#42: Do an Interview, Not a Series of Questions - Jon Stine 8:03

2y ago8:03

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Jon Stine, executive Director of the Open Voice Network. they’re the US-based nonprofit Open source Community Linux Foundation, dedicated to developing technical standards, usage guidelines, and principles for the emerging world of voice assistance. Listen to the person you're interviewing because the interesting stuff comes between the lines, and …

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#41: Guest First or Topic First? - Sean Holden 15:13

2y ago15:13

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Sean Holden is a producer at JAR Audio in Vancouver, but living in Montreal Canada. He has worked on a few shows with a lot of different genres, one talking about entrepreneurship, some about religion, about technology and communication, but the one he’ll be sharing about in this episode has been all about science! Some people figure out if they wa…

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#40: Community Members Are Not Only Keyboard Friends - Travis Johansen 6:35

2y ago6:35

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Travis Johansen is a video producer, director and photographer from Minneapolis Minnesota, USA. Basically what he does is help businesses make video content. He is currently building a podcast community, but he already has a number of Facebook groups maintained over the years. Building groups with over 1000 members takes a lot of work and dedicatio…

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#39: Ask People if They Want To Be Engaged in a Community - Arielle Nissenblatt 15:19

2y ago15:19

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Arielle Nissenblatt is the founder of EarBuds Podcast Collective, which is a podcast recommendation newsletter and podcast. She is also the community manager at SquadCast.fm, which means she is in charge of fostering a sense of community among her customers. Her job is to figure out how her community wants to be engaged with the product. Arielle wi…

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#38: Patience Is Decreasing As Expectations Are Increasing - Henrik de Gyor 14:52

2y ago14:52

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Henrik de Gyor, from South Carolina, USA, is an author, consultant, and a podcast with over 550 episodes starting since 2010. He now has 9 different series or shows… Talk about being experienced and a pro! He has a system where his 5 questions almost don’t change and he sends them out to different interviewees. That helps him record up to 6 episode…

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#37: What Is the Purpose of Your Podcast? - Clive Enever 9:17

2y ago9:17

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Clive Enever is from Victoria, Australia, and as a business strategist, he helps people discover more clarity to more easily engage with their ideal clients. He has also been running his podcast show “Business Conversations with Clive Enever” for over 2 years now. Producing a podcast is a relatively simple process, that’s not to say that it necessa…

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#36: Not All Podcasts Need a Lot of Episodes - Bret Kinsella 12:43

2y ago12:43

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Bret Kinsella is the founder and editor of Voicebot.ai, and I am the creator of the Voicebot podcast where he interviews entrepreneurs, innovators, industry leaders, engineers every week to bring out the stories that are driving the future of the Voice Ai industry. And he’s been doing this now for five years with over 260 episodes. Bret’s advice is…

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#35: How To Survive the First 100 Episodes - Kane Simms 11:33

2y ago11:33

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Kane Simms is the founder of a company called Vux World, where they help organizations make use of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and voice technologies. 200 episodes over the last 4 years! From starting alone in his room, to now having a team helping him put out his episodes. Check out Kane’s metho…

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#34: Every Podcast Problem Has a Solution - Dave Kemp 9:00

2y ago9:00

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Dave Kemp, from Missouri, USA, is a director in business development and has over 100 episodes in his “Future Ear Radio” show. Kemp’s method is: choose your topic, find your guest, record, and edit. After 100 episodes, he has improved his pre-production skills which determine the structure and sequence of his conversations. Special Links Be a guest…

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#33: Saving Your Podcast With Asynchronous Interviews - Futch 7:37

2y ago7:37

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Futch, from Vancouver, has been teaching music production since 1994. He is the host of his own podcast “LevelsFM” that is on hold for over 8 months now. He created this podcast in order to promote his music production courses. Being easily influenced by Joe Rogan and his ways of podcasting, Futch quickly saw that his show wouldn't be sustainable. …

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#32: Avoid Podfading by Preparing, Preparing and Preparing! - Daniel Douglas 9:56

2y ago9:56

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Daniel Douglas is a professional photographer, videographer and host of “Making Sense of Multimedia Podcast”, from Central Virginia, USA. He got distracted by relocating his home, and this was one of the major factors why his show started “Podfading” after the 9th episode. What is important is to reevaluate the reasons why it didn’t work. Are you b…

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#31: Editing Advice: Pay Attention to Pacing - Jesse McCune 7:39

2y ago7:39

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Jesse McCune is a full-time podcast editor, a coach editor and a partner at Tansyaster Audio from Washington, USA. For editing, he uses softwares like Izotope RX, Hindenburg Journalist Pro, and a combination of audio plug-ins. This combination tested the most effective after months of experimenting with different DAWs. Jesse talks about his process…

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#30: The Importance of Normalizing Your Audio (Aka. Volume) - Swire Ho 9:26

2y ago9:26

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Swire Ho is the host and editor of “The Small Business Show”, as he runs a company called “Garuda Promo and Branding Solutions''. Originally from Hong Kong based in L.A, he started this podcast to interview experts and help other business owners in their entrepreneurial journey. Swire uses Adobe Audition for editing his 30 to 45-minute long episode…

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#29: How To Keep Your Community Engaged - Linda Reed-Enever 8:36

2y ago8:36

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Linda Reed-Enever, ideas and marketing strategist, leads the team of Enever Group, where they lead a number of podcasts. Linda loves the community side of podcasts and she’s so excited to share with you her podcasting tips and factors of success! She is based in Australia but works internationally. As an expert and educator, Linda loves sharing her…

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#28: The Secrets of Getting Past 300 Episodes - Stewart Andrew Alexander 10:29

2y ago10:29

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Stewart Andrew Alexander, from the UK, is the host of “Impact Makers Radio” podcast show as well as a book publisher. He started his podcast back in 2015 and recorded over 300 episodes! His production process consists of having US and UK skype business numbers, where his podcast assistant would be responsible for the outreach. The evolution in his …

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#27: Why Did You Start Your Podcast? - Paul Vato 4:33

2y ago4:33

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Paul Vato is an actor, improviser, voice over artist, entrepreneur and a podcaster coming from Chicago. He is currently hosting “Paul Vato Presents: A Celebrity Centric Podcast”, where he hosts celebrities and actors like Naomi Grossman from American Horror Story, Joe Stapleston a poker commentator, Bill Chott from Disney Channel’s Wizards of Waver…

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#26: When It’s Time To End Something Just End It - Elzie Flenard 5:31

2y ago5:31

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Elzie Flenard, originally from Southern Illinois, is THE MAYOR of “Podcast Town”, a podcaster and owner of podcast town agency. His show “Life.Me”, which was about life lessons that he learned, kind of podfaded… The main reason it faded, it’s because he had a lot of other things to do and it unfortunately fell to the wayside. This show was a short …

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#25: Serial Entrepreneur and Coach With Many Podcasts - Cristina Imre 9:54

2y ago9:54

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Dr. Cristina Imre, from Quantum Wins, is a renowned coach and mentor that takes your success to heart. Cristina has two decades of research, testing, and applying unique and classical methods in a business setting with a clear focus on leadership development. She has a show called “Cristina’s Room Podcast”, and a series that she just concluded call…

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#24: How To Reach Big-Name Guests - Eris Lazri 8:39

2y ago8:39

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Eris Lazri, from Albania, has a digital marketing agency and he has a podcast called “Kaizen With Eris” where his aim is to interview big-name guests about growth! He has interviewed Jim McMahan, president of Benchmark Mortgage, where in his career as a Senior Loan Officer, Jim personally closed over 5,000 transactions worth close to $1.5 billion i…

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#23: All You Need to Know Before Recording - Kendra Corman 10:58

2y ago10:58

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Kendra Corman is the host of “Imperfect Marketing Podcast”, and she teaches entrepreneurs and solopreneurs how to create content that provides a return in the most time-efficient manner possible. How to prepare and research for my questions? How to know what questions listeners love? Do I choose my topic before choosing my guests? Kendra believes t…

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#21: Extending Your Services With a Podcast - Rob Lohman 7:31

2y ago7:31

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Rob Lohman is the author of “The Addiction Intervention Book”, the founder of “Lifted From the Rut”, and “Recover With Rob.com”. He is on a mission to help restore hope, identity and purpose to the addicted. He is also the host of 2 global podcast shows: “Beyond The Bars Radio Podcast” and “Addiction, Freedom & Faith Podcast”. He makes a living fro…

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#20: A Simple Step-by-Step for Podcast Editing - Bryan Etzminger 11:54

2y ago11:54

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Bryan Etzminger is a podcast editor and manager from Nashville, Tennessee. He is the co-host of several shows including “Podcast Editors Mastermind”, where they discuss the business side of podcast editing. Coming from a musical background, he learned editing by doing it over the years. Most of his shows are solo formats (monologues), co-hosting or…

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#19: Is Paying an Editor a Solution to Consistency? - Anwa Kim 4:48

2y ago4:48

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Anwa Kim is an entrepreneur from Indonesia. He has created 20 medium-length episodes in 1 year. His first episode took him 4 hours, and his 20th episode took him just 1 hour! The challenges he faced in the beginning were mainly in editing and production. He thinks a podcaster should invest money in post-production to release episodes consistently. …

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#18: To Be an Inspiring Podcaster You Should Listen to One - Sam Elton Waters 5:16

2y ago5:16

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Sam Elton-Walters, from New Zealand, is a giant pumpkin grower and an inspiring podcaster! If you’re wondering what he’s wearing, “well it’s a giant pumpkin, of course. You should try it sometime. Maybe not a pumpkin vest. But working on your random idea”. Well, if this powerful message from Sam isn’t enough, then what is?! Sam’s podcast “The Chris…

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#16: Reach More Listeners by Addressing Their Needs - Kimberly Cloud 6:36

2y ago6:36

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Kimberly Cloud is an entrepreneur, an author, a podcaster and a producer coming from California. She is in the process of changing her audience around so that she can gain more followers. It took her 2 years to build her community from her podcast that is about the past, present and future of people’s lives. Her method to reach every individual lis…

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#15: How To Deal With Your Show That Is Podfading - Dave Jackson 7:02

2y ago7:02

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Dave Jackson, from Ohio, runs The School of Podcasting. His show “Marketing Musician” was born 10 years ago, but now it has Podfaded. He knew the show was not doing well at the end, because for over 10 years he has consistently released on Mondays, but then he lost passion for it and started to release every other week. He has produced over 400 epi…

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#14: Podcast Editing: How To Clean Your Audio - Shaun Chapman 5:16

2y ago5:16

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Shaun Chapman is a podcast editor from Denver, Colorado. He doesn’t own a podcast, but he has many clients from all over the United States of America and Canada! Having a background in music, Shaun knew that he could use his audio editing skills for podcasts, which is the next big thing. If you have literally 5 minutes to learn briefly about podcas…

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#13: How To Evolve Your Podcasting Skills To Stay Consistent - Deanna Radulescu 7:44

2y ago7:44

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Deanna Radulescu, from Chicago - Illinois, is the host of “Label Free: To live your best life, live label free”. She is also one of the founding partners of “Female Podcasters Network” where they empower and support the female podcasters community, as well as, a social media content creator and expert! She released 278 episodes in the course of 2 ½…

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#12: How To Find the People That Relate To You - Mary Wagner 6:27

2y ago6:27

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Mary Wagner, a Latina-empowering-women, is a podcaster and Tiktoker from Las Vegas, Nevada. Her show “Spanglish Porfavor” allowed her to connect with the Spanglish community. Most of her topics come from her experiences, however she does allow for her audience to send requests for topics or questions that she responds to. She loves to engage with h…

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#11: Do More With Less by Looking Into Technology - Swire Ho 12:06

2y ago12:06

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Swire Ho is the host of “The Small Business Show”, as he runs a company called “Garuda Promo and Branding Solutions''. Originally from Hong Kong based in L.A, he started this podcast to interview experts and help other business owners in their entrepreneurial journey. His first episode took him 2 hours of recording and up to 5 hours of editing, thi…

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